In Hans Urs von Balthasar book, "Dare We Hope That All Men Be
Saved? With a Short Discourse on Hell" he defends his reason for
saying yes we can hope it. He is considered to be among the
most lastingly significant catholic theologians of the twentieth
century. So my question is how can we deny the possibility that
all who want to be saved will not be saved? Are you not in fact
putting limitations on our Omnipotent GOD !!!

Also how does the Church explain the BIG difference in the two
creation accounts in Genesis ?

OMJLB

Answer by Fr. John Echert on 11/21/2012:

To want something is not sufficient to gain something, including and especially eternal
life. In fact, many give little thought to their eternal life, and live instead for worldly
pleasures and possessions. Considering that 75 percent of baptized Catholics do not
attend church, they are not even in the running. Nothing in Scripture supports the view
that most are saved, and quite the opposite. Our Lord warned over and over again
about the danger and fires of hell. And He knows better than Balthasar.